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Headed
South © Charles Peer
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Name:
Charles Peer
Bio: Charles
Peer received his MFA in Painting and Drawing from the University of Arkansas
in 1979. In 1990 he moved to Siloam
Springs, Arkansas to take up a teaching position in the Department of Visual
Arts at John Brown University. In addition to serving as professor he is also Director of
the university’s Fine Arts Gallery.
Peer
is a signature member of the Pastel Society of America and the Ozark Pastel
Society. He has served as a guest artist for many arts organizations, the juror
for regional competitions and the leader of pastel workshops. His artwork has
garnered many awards, including the President’s Award at the Northwest Pastel
Society’s 28th Annual International Open Exhibit 2014, an Honorable Mention in
the Richeson 74 Landscapes, Seascapes & Architecture Exhibition in 2014 and
Best of Show at the Ozark Pastel Society in 2012 and 2013. Peer’s work was included
in Best of American Pastel Artists. In 2010 he was selected as the summer
Artist-in-Residence for the Buffalo National River. He is represented by Gallery
Central, Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Medium: Pastel.
Medium: Pastel.
Subjects:
Landscape.
Style
and Technique: Peer uses his native Arkansas as the framework for exploring his
interest and love of colour. “I have a particular interest in color
combinations that create a richness of surface, an inner glow or that make a
painting ‘sing’. My goal is to combine the beauty of the landscape with the
immediacy of drawing and the magic of interesting color. My chosen materials
are soft pastels on a hand textured and painted surface. All of this is in an
attempt to develop that color richness I am looking for.”
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title and dimension; their are a generous size and make a fine show ; also
they may be downloaded. Headed South is 18
x 28 ins, 1500 x 956, 1.32 MB.
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